The phrase "attenuated material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, medicine, or engineering, where it refers to a substance that has been weakened or reduced in intensity.
Example: "The researchers used attenuated material in their experiments to minimize the risk of adverse reactions."
Alternatives: "weakened substance" or "reduced material".
Computerized tomographic (CT) scan of the mandibular region showed the presence of multiple high attenuated materials and elongated sialolith located within the left Wharton's duct.
Total attenuation of the phantom is low as there is no attenuating material surrounding the phantom.
Pure light water was chosen as the attenuating material for the JET gamma-ray cameras.
These can be solid sources, generally point or line sources embedded in attenuating material or phantoms containing hollow structures that can be filled with radioactive solution, generally spheres, cylinders and background compartments.
The garments in the current collection, beyond the augmented burqa, include a scarf modeled on headscarves traditionally used for hijab, a hoodie, and a T-shirt with X-Ray attenuating material across the heart.
As we were interested to assess high – ideally maximum – intensity calls, we recorded the bats in a large room (8×4×2.5 m) with sound attenuating material (felt-like insulating material 'Velter', thickness 5mm, Arbanasy EOOD, Veliko Ternovo, Bulgaria) on the walls.
We studied the attenuation of US in the lungs with an ultrasonic analyzer, designed for highly attenuating materials, and utilizing linear sweep-based transmission measurements.
The RF coil contains highly attenuating materials with CT values larger than 3071 HU, mandating the use of an extended CT scale.
Emphasize was given to high counting efficiency and low dead time in order to secure applicability of the detector to tomography of objects with highly attenuating materials.
Accordingly, the estimated parameters are in good agreement with the manufactured values, which demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed measurement system, and therefore, can be considered as a promising way to robustly evaluate certain properties of highly attenuating materials.
